At the beginning of the North-South War, there were endless ships from Changsha to Jiangling. Tens of thousands of porters loaded and unloaded rice and grain from the granaries outside the city and entered the ship. Then they went north along the Xiangjiang River, entered Dongting Lake, and then passed Yuezhou to the Yangtze River, and went upstream to Jiangling.

Although it is a little troublesome, it saves a lot of energy and expenses compared to land, and it also causes less damage to national strength.

This is also the reason why the Tang Dynasty won the Song Dynasty. The waterways across the south, especially the Yangtze River, saved a lot of money and allowed Changsha to collect money and grain naturally. To a certain extent, the original intention of establishing the capital of Changsha was the same as Kaifeng.

In view of the change of the situation, the Changsha court also became a little more proactive, and the prisoners of the Song army who had been in labor reform for many years and had half trained and half farmed began to reorganize, interrupt the organization, and form a team.

Wang Quanbin, Cao Bin and Liu Guangyi are the three highest-ranking people in the Song army. After using them for several years, they have performed well, so they have been allowed to serve again.

After all, compared with the Northern Song Dynasty, the number of troops in the Tang Dynasty was still a little smaller, with only 50,000 remaining in the Imperial Camp of Changsha Prefecture, and no longer being transferred.

Therefore, the Ministry of War decided to transfer more than 100 officers from the martial arts lecture hall and join some of the Song army officers to join the newly built 15,000 troops.

Wanwu soldiers, who have been in the military farm for many years, have already been strong and strong. They have been equipped with new armor, weapons, and robes, just like the imperial camp. It seems that the style comes down to the imperial camp.

"Newly formed first army, second army, third army-"

Standing on the bow of the boat and watching the soldiers board the ship one by one, Cao Bin said these names, which made him feel quite awkward.

"This is too simple!" Liu Guangyi twisted his neck and said roughly: "The imperial camps are all called government governments, but we only make new works, which is quite uncomfortable."

"What's the hurry!" Wang Quanbin is old and has a calm temperament. Perhaps it was the first reason why he lowered his head. He squinted his eyes, looked at the brand new armor, and said:

"We are not under the Imperial Camp at present. After all, there are only 5,000 people. When we reach 10,000 people, some of them will be governed by the government. We will be allowed to choose at that time."

"What the prince said is very true." Cao Bin nodded repeatedly: "Our money, pay, and weapons are the same as those of the Imperial Camp. We have added many military officers in the martial arts hall. Obviously, it won't take long to be the Imperial Camp. Now we will order it!"

"Yeah!" Liu Guangyi expressed his understanding. Being able to lead the troops again was already very satisfied. He also had to enter the battlefield and make achievements, which was enough to be excited and unable to sleep for half a night.

"Let's go, let's board the boat, it's raining-"

Wang Quanbin nodded, looked at the gradually gray sky and couldn't help but board the boat.

The plum rain season has arrived, which has increased a lot of expenses for the south.

The group took a boat for several days and finally arrived in Jiangling.

At this time, Jiangling City was in charge of Pan Chongche, commanding 30,000 imperial camps and 20,000 local troops. Merchant ships were coming and going, and the war did not affect the business of merchants at all.

Even the 50,000 troops of people ate horses, chewed vegetables, fruits, meat, and personal consumption of soldiers made Jiangling City show a deformed prosperity.

The continuous flow of supplies from Badong Prefecture, Jingnan Prefecture, and Jiangning Prefecture are causing a shortage of supply to the wharf.

Since the court could not help but have nobles and officials doing business, there was no need for the army to provoke those merchants. They could only line up for an hour and barely stop.

"Forgive me, several generals. Jiangling City has not yet been involved in war, so there is no clearance. If it is time for war, I will definitely not wait."

The little official at the dock lowered his head slightly and said respectfully.

Wang Quanbin and the other three looked at each other. If this were in the Central Plains, the group of merchant ships would have burned the fire, but here, who knows who are behind the ships?

What's strange is that merchants still come and load and unload, and are not surprised by the army. They live in peace very unusually without any panic.

Obviously, although the Tang Dynasty has only been established for several years, the strict military discipline has made the people familiar with it. Cao Bin even saw several military police patrolling the streets, as if he was in charge of order. If he did things randomly at this time, he would definitely suffer a great loss.

After all the soldiers got off the ship, the baggage was also unloaded, and then the army team came to greet them. They were placed in the military camp and moved in directly.

"This is too simple!" Liu Guangyi twisted his neck and said roughly: "The imperial camps are all called government governments, but we only make new works, which is quite uncomfortable."

"What's the hurry!" Wang Quanbin is old and has a calm temperament. Perhaps it was the first reason why he lowered his head. He squinted his eyes, looked at the brand new armor, and said:

"We are not under the Imperial Camp at present. After all, there are only 5,000 people. When we reach 10,000 people, some of them will be governed by the government. We will be allowed to choose at that time."

"What the prince said is very true." Cao Bin nodded repeatedly: "Our money, pay, and weapons are the same as those of the Imperial Camp. We have added many military officers in the martial arts hall. Obviously, it won't take long to be the Imperial Camp. Now we will order it!"

"Yeah!" Liu Guangyi expressed his understanding. Being able to lead the troops again was already very satisfied. He also had to enter the battlefield and make achievements, which was enough to be excited and unable to sleep for half a night.

"Let's go, let's board the boat, it's raining-"

Wang Quanbin nodded, looked at the gradually gray sky and couldn't help but board the boat.

The plum rain season has arrived, which has increased a lot of expenses for the south.

The group took a boat for several days and finally arrived in Jiangling.

At this time, Jiangling City was in charge of Pan Chongche, commanding 30,000 imperial camps and 20,000 local troops. Merchant ships were coming and going, and the war did not affect the business of merchants at all.

Even the 50,000 troops of people ate horses, chewed vegetables, fruits, meat, and personal consumption of soldiers made Jiangling City show a deformed prosperity.

The continuous flow of supplies from Badong Prefecture, Jingnan Prefecture, and Jiangning Prefecture are causing a shortage of supply to the wharf.

Since the court could not help but have nobles and officials doing business, there was no need for the army to provoke those merchants. They could only line up for an hour and barely stop.

"Forgive me, several generals. Jiangling City has not yet been involved in war, so there is no clearance. If it is time for war, I will definitely not wait."

The little official at the dock lowered his head slightly and said respectfully.

Wang Quanbin and the other three looked at each other. If this were in the Central Plains, the group of merchant ships would have burned the fire, but here, who knows who are behind the ships?

What's strange is that merchants still come and load and unload, and are not surprised by the army. They live in peace very unusually without any panic.
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